Historic house with unique charm

A little apart, even atypical, the Notre-Dame district is nevertheless one of the most popular in Saint-Brieuc for its living environment. It is surely one of the smaller neighborhoods in the city, but it has a strong identity. In a secret street of Notre Dame stands this 16th or 17th century house … A period of construction still kept secret, like many elements of this house. Even if the story goes that Brieuc put his luggage there when arriving in the city, many elements still remain buried. And it is besides all the charm of this house which is full of stories. It is certainly one of the oldest houses in the city, and yet everything has been redesigned in a very aesthetic and functional way. Renovated from a ruin in 2001, the house now offers all modern comforts. The ground floor consists of a large garage, an entrance with cupboard and cabinets, then a living room with fitted and equipped kitchen. Here, the initial construction is required: original beams, stones, trough, and conservation at the origin of the aesthetic appearance of windows and openings. Upstairs, the magic happens. The master bedroom is bright and has also retained its stone, fireplace, and cushions. Here, the gaze is immediately on the glass floor which brings an ultra modern side and light to the lower rooms. On this same level, a bathroom, a toilet, and a door opening onto the old alley, which has now become a private part with a barbecue area and aromatic plants. Then on the last level, a second bedroom under skylight with, too, its glass floor and its corner of water. A small hidden park is located right in front of the house. An ideal corner for a picnic aperitif or a moment of reading. This house is ideal for a couple or a single person in love with stone and curious about history! Unique in the area.